AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoDelaware Education & AI: Delaware State University is using ChatGPT to turn qualitative student-engagement survey responses into actionable insights for assessment and teaching, aiming to make “curiosity” part of how data gets used. Delaware Higher Ed Strategy: The University of Delaware keeps NSSE results behind a secure firewall but uses them across campus to guide program reviews and student-life decisions, including theme-focused reporting on belonging and career readiness. Storm & Coastal Life: A powerful nor’easter slammed the Northeast with heavy rain, major coastal flooding risk, and widespread power outages—forcing beach closures and canceling events and flights. Immigration Services: Gov. Matt Meyer is weighing whether to sign a bill codifying Delaware’s Office of New Americans, citing budget cuts and the need for more staff and resources. Community History: Milford Public Library and Milford Museum will host a Charles Lindbergh “Hero or Villain?” program, revisiting his aviation legacy alongside his controversial political stance. Local Culture & Sports: Delaware’s veterans’ stand down and employment expo drew hundreds of visitors to connect with services, while Delaware-area fans also tracked major regional sports coverage. Education Access: A national push highlights families’ options for tutoring and specialized support—sometimes inside public school, sometimes via nonpublic paths—through a federal scholarship tax credit that requires opt-in by Dec. 31.
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